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Jul 06, 2016 Sports

Excel Minerals Inc representative Devon Winter (centre) presents one of the balls to Paramakatoi Secondary Captain Reon Peters on Saturday.
Excel Minerals Inc. located at 111 Miles Mahdia / Potaro in Region 8 made a timely contribution to two schools, Mahdia Secondary and Paramakatoi shortly before they clashed in the regional final on Saturday at Campbelltown ground.
Representing the mineral entity was Devon Winter, who handed over a quantity of balls and shin pads to the respective captains to be used by the players.
According to winter, the gesture is all part of the Company’s contribution to the development of sport in the Region.
The representatives on the teams then extended thanks to the entity on behalf of the respective schools.
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